Bulletin 164 March 2025
Bulletin 164 – March 2025 Members of the SIS receive print copies of all Bulletins, as well as access to the complete Bulletin archive. In order to give website visitors […]
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Righi’s polystereoscope as a teaching device: materialisation of a new understanding of human vision? By Andreas Junk, Europa-Universität Flensburg, Germany. A SIS Grant supports this research. A longer piece on
Bulletin 163 – December 2024 Members of the SIS receive print copies of all Bulletins, as well as access to the complete Bulletin archive. In order to give website visitors
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Investigating a “Coulomb’s torsion balance with modifications” in the collections of the Deutsches Museum, Munich By Elisabetta Rossi (PhD candidate, University of Milan), Daniel Liu (Postdoc, Ludwig Maximilian University Munich),
Bulletin 162 – September 2024 Members of the SIS receive print copies of all Bulletins, as well as access to the complete Bulletin archive. In order to give website visitors
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Delineating the journey of European astronomical instruments in Ottoman education and beyond (1773-1923) By Solmaz Ceren Özdemir, graduate of the Masters programme in the History of Science Department at Istanbul
Precarious innovation in Francoist Spain: biography of an orbigraph By Anxo Vidal Nogueira, University of Valencia, Spain This research was supported by a SIS Grant. A longer piece on this
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Bulletin 161 – June 2024 Members of the SIS receive print copies of all Bulletins, as well as access to the complete Bulletin archive. In order to give website visitors
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The use of volvelles in alchemy By Zoe Screti This research was supported by an SIS Grant. A longer piece on this subject will feature in a future SIS Bulletin.
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Restoring and testing a Pixii version of Coulomb’s Torsion Balance acquired by the University of Barcelona in 1848 By Júlia Garcia This research was supported by a SIS Grant. A